TortoiseSVN version: 1.14.0.28885-x64 (most current version)
To reproduce:
1) Create a branch "old" and commit something to it.
2) Move (rename) the branch "old" to "current".
3) Open the log window for "current" (context menu "Show log").
4) Locate the commit from step 1 and select "Create branch/tag from
revision" in the context menu of that commit.
5) Change "To path" to "[...]/new" and submit the dialog ("OK").
=> TortoiseSVN shows an error dialog "Subversion reported an error"
with message "'<path>/current' path not found"
The problem is that the revision we are branching from only exists in
the "old" branch, but TortoiseSVN passes the path of the "current"
branch to SVN instead. This is also visible in the value of "From URL"
in the Copy dialog, which shows the URL of the newest revision in the
log. Judging from the Revision Graph view, TortoiseSVN should be able
to know that the revision to be copied has a different URL. A manual
"svn copy <URL>/old@<old revision> <URL>/new" does work.
Niklas
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